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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06

Gov. Lowry as boss Of the State
Board Of Election Commissioners,
refused to appoint the county COM
missiopers recommended by the
Democracy of Chickasaw county,
and appointed to suit the indepen-
dent Republican element thereof.
And now be refused to appoint the
men recommended by the Chair
man Of the Rankin County TX.
Com, and sent his son over to
Rankin with a petition for such
men as suits his fancy, and thus il
is that the Governor Of the great
State of Mississippi stOops to such
petty business.-Ellisville Eagle.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06

Bishop Galloway has Published
an open letter in reply to Mr..
Davis.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06
FOn sAtr.

Irons Tor Hand Power Standard
Cotton Press. Call at this Office
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06

Assistant Chemist Maryland Agricultural College.
P Should any one wish to adj
dress me as TO the commences Of the
above letter, / will cheerfully respond
Other letters Of a similar character
from prominent individuals, which
stamp Kaskine as a remedy Of I'm
doubted merit, will be sent on appli-
cation Price SLoo, or SIX bottles,
$500. Sold by Druggists. or sent BY
mail on receim Of prlce.
The Kaskine Company 81 Warren
St., New York, and IS Harrington
Road, London
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Events ne oxford, Miss.
IcoRRusposptHcu or THs APrEIL.

OXFORD. Miss, July Crop pros.
poets are better than for years. The
fret planting OF corn Is now safe, and
the cotton 10 splendid.
For several days the furniture for
our postofiice has been arriving and
being placed In position In the new
Federal building, and everything
looks comfortable. The new Demo
cratic postmaster, Mr.. l.. s. billiard,
has shown foe Judgment In the s.lec
ton Of bis assistants In the rfiic,-
Messrs. A. II and Thomai Peguee
They are Young men OF rare busiues.
qualifications and are polite and
courteous.
The Federal courthouse Ia complete,
and workmen are now busily engaged
grading. etc, Tor the approaches to he
building. EveIythins about II will be
handsome and substantial.
The Methodists here are adding
useful and ornamental improvements
TO their church. The new spire 10
now 90 feet high, and when 6lisned
will be "a thing OF beauty"
TIE Baptist 4 ate Convention will
ooavene here Thursday before the
last sunday In this month. The dele.
gates will be entertained by the mem.
bers Of all denominations.
Tho Is aid OF Trustees OF ths Uni.
yers ~ elected ~ proctor one OF our
BEST and moot induetriou, young men,
Mr. o. NJ. McLuty.
There is great d satisfaction In this
county at the sction OF tbs Dsmo.
cratic Executive Committee In order.
log a primary election with no re-
siric,ions except promise to support
the nominees, because many believe
the negroes are going TO conoentrstr
and nominate the entire ticket, but a.
the candidates are all Democrats II 10
difiieull to see the force Of the argument.
II there we're any danger Of cleo Ing
any bat pure Democrats 10 our county
offices II would be we'll TO pc itlon the
Executive committee TO change its
order, and II may yet have to be done
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The Weekly Bank statement.

BosroS, MASS, July l0.-The fol.
lowing table, compiled from special
dispatches to the Post from the man.
ayers Of the leading clearing houses In
the United States, gives the gross ex-
changes for the week ending July o,
1887, together with the rates per cent.
Of increase or decrease, as compared
with the gro,s exchanges for the cor.
responding week in 1886:
New York, $685., 473, 448; inc, 81.
Boston, S7l,5l7,24t; dec, q.
Philadelphia, sos 299, 23S; inc, 9.b.
San Francisco, fl3 8S2, 1888; inc, l7.2.
Chicago, S5l ,424 1899; inc, IS.
81. Louis, Sl8 249 ga; inc, 10.
Baltimore, $40, zoo, $50; dec, 81.
Cincinnati, 50 562. $50; inc,
P,ttsburg, fS,535,7l7 inc, 25.2.
Kansas City, E,6iS, iS0; inc, $40.
New Orleans, Sb,77S,64l; dec, 10.
Louisville, a5,8l5 22s; inc, 2h6.
Milwaukee, $S,43l 800; inc, 1911.
Provide, CO, $i,i0o, 800; dec, 10.
~. Paul, S4,O29,077; inc., 776.
Detroit, 1868. BS7; ire, SO.
Omaha, S2,726,6iS; inc, aga.
Minneapolis, a, lls,ll7, inc, 1917.
Cleveland, 1851, 25s, inc, $50.
indianapolis, 81 1921 inc, 80. g.
st. Joseph, 81 ~ $50; iLc., 7l.9.
Denver, 81 275, 1877; inc, 40.b
Columbus, 81, 1927 $50; inc, $40.
Hartford, 81 ,8l6,770; inc, 202.
Memphis, 81 ,U9i 81; dec, 242.
New Haven, 81, S7l, $50; inc, so.
Peoria, sl,023,9l6; inc, 22.3.
Por land, 81 ,l27 $50; inc, 1913.
Springfield. 1897 $50; inc, 22.2.
Wichita, 1928 OPS; inc, 92.3.
Galveston, 1907 3ii; dec, 3I3.
Norfolk, fbll,7l4 inc, 4.
Worcester, Ss9S,Sl0; inc, l4.4.
Lowell, $i7S,43l; inc, 1919
Syracuse, 1891, 1886; inc, 1879.
Grand Rapids, tb27, 267; inc, 382.
Duluth, 81 26l ,i'3
TUpesa n, S774,81S
Tots', $685., 1856 37S; inc, S.2.
Outside Of New York, t3ll ,s9l ,927
inc, 1879.
Du nth and Topeka not included II
totals.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WARRINGTON PARK.
Programme, Entries and weigh hts
for TOday's Events.

Programme, Entries and Weights
for rOdsy's Events.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jolly l0.-The follow.
ing are the entries and weights for
Mondays events:
Fret Race-Two year olds; five fur.
longs; selling. Filter los, Amber 81,
Trpxillo 80, Light O. London los, Pat
Moran 30, Resale l02, Fuschia 1903,
Coslmore "a, Contempt SO. Wheeler +.
90, Irma Il. %. Outstep l07, Vision 81.
Entries for second race not filed.
Third Race-Three quarters OF q
mile. Bucker So, o. B. l02, Reverse 90,
Chance 100, Euchsntress SO, Violin
go, Psndennis 100, Avery lO2, Cora L
SO, Loftin 10S, Charlie Lucas 90, Herd
Times l04, Epson 80, Euphony 80, Vo-
lstills "a, Tom Booth l0l, Probus 100,
Lepa oto l05. Revoke l02, Lake Alex
suder 81. Belle X 100, Roger Eastman
~, Lord LYON so, Robin 81, Cardinal
NcClosky l0S, Wandered l07, Leonard
Arnett l08, Little sillivsn SO, Carnegie
1902. Angie b l07, Long John IS,
Swinny %. Thi, race will probably
be split in three parts.
Fourth Racial ages; one mile
and oue-six eenth. Lucy Johnson
100, Lemsn 102, Dark Hall IS, Derby
los, Poteen 80, Lisland leo, Ten Like
1903, earns So.
Fifth Race-All ages; three.quarter.
of mile. Matte A. 104, False Alarm
| l0l, Aliens ll5, Queen Bets l04, Sax.
1884,. Gov. Bate lis, Werner III
Allegheny lO4, Kedsr Kahn l04
Myrtle 80, Clay Sexton l04. Rec
Stone IL, Miss Hsrkawsy 90, Fsnni,
Willoughby 80, Pearl l. l04. MshsI
90, Councillor l0l, Col. Hsrwood l0S
Deboe l04, Somerset 100, Bonnie Let
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The Property OF Helena, Arb.

lCOhhttFOtpsfCs op thb tFFtALsl
HELENA, AK, July 9.-The con-
tInusl rains have caused no material
damage 10 the corn and cotton crops.
Some Of the most successful farmers
say that the season has been almost
perfect for the succeuiul raising Of
cotton.
The streets are being ra sed seyera
feet and covered with q very thics
costing Of gravel, which makes a, hue
a street NJ stone. la the southern
portion OF the town one can see gen
ersl renovation, enlArging aud repair
ing Of the Diff ,fent oilmills and mae u
factories. The oilmil have mecca ed
their crushing capacity from ~ TO lO
tone daily. Tue laying OF street car
through twJ OF the principal street
Ia an assured fact.
Dsubtless before many days pass bl
bids will be let for the erection Of tn
long levee, for which $4,000 hal
been appropriated. Every pslson VII
IL In any way identified With tbs IN
tsrssts Of tbe district will exert him
self 10 secure The remaining f25,OO
Of the amyunt necessary TO assure u
success.
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Hoau,Iis Ia ueeE ed Out.

CRoISsAn, o July l0.-The debut
Of MeMu,lin, the California wonder,
was made here today 10 the presence
nearly 1000 Ieople, who went into
hysteiic' from aughipg at the awful
exhibition given by the wonder and
his su pport. He was unable 10 get
the bsli over the plate, and was mic
eIabiy supported IN the field After
the tliId irning be rsiiftd TO right
field, and there n ade q couple OF "yel.
low" errors. Smith pitched q good
game and WIS veil supported by
Kesnsn. IL the sixth inning they
we're Withdrawn and sesrd and 0'Con
nor tuhetitut' d. The former was very
effective n I'll The ninth innirg. wher
he vas biz Tor tao singles and q home
run. McQiads's umpifing vas good
score-Cincinus'i. 81; Metz, Z.
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EMBRYO STATESMEN.
The appeal" Thanked By the jan
for House OF Representatives.

IOE uOSS0 vs. .sSP'VsUnsShNU~s
To the Editor Of the Appeal;
GREKSvLLK, Miss, July l0.-The
members and speaker Of
the Junior House Of Rep.
resentatives, held in Washington, ID,
o., In the 40lh Congress, desire to re-
turn thanks to. Hon. sam'l DonelsoD,
doorkeeper, for his kindness to them
during the session OF Congress. The
entire page roll Of the 49Ih Con-
sress lin in good wishes TO Nash.
ville's noble son, and trust that he
may be re.electsd doorkeeper in the
50,h Congress to grace the hall as once
before. This Junior House is also
greatly indebted TO several leading
newspapers throughout the country
for valuable aid rendered by them
The Junior House will met IN Bal
timore, Md on Dece nbsr oath next,
and adopt suitable resolutions to al
who have assisted them. The mem.
bers Of the Congress are as
follows: Frank Barlow, IT,, Of Nissis.
sippi, speaker; Ii. ID. E-oney, IT,, OF
Missi sippi, clerk, Messrs. Carroll OF
Georgia, Christmas cf North Carolina,
q aoc | Of Alabama, Cooper Of New
York, Oumber and OF Texas, Do .ninp
Of Tennessee, English Of California,
Hickey OF Michigan, Williams OF Mis-.
souri,, McOIdle OF Missi-sippi, Pike OF
Virginia, Parater OF Virginia, Mes, ca.
koff OF Pennsylvania, Wilthburger OF
Pennsylvania, sayre Of Kentucky,
Lor Of Pennsylvania, Grady OF New
York, Faust Of Pennsylvania, Shoe
maker Of Kentucky, Reynolds OF Ar
kansas, Waldo of Kentucky, Roberts
of New York. Massey Of New Yostt
and Moses OF Georgia.
The speaker aiHo desires TO return
his warmislt th.nksso the editors 1
the Memphis DAILY APPEAL, aud th,
Junior Congress sincere regards III
10 n the thanks Of It's epeaker.
The reception committee st Balti
more on December 18th will be tbs
speaker, Frank Barlow, IT,, and W. b
Carroll. The colors to be worn vii
DO white and blue.
Speaker.
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DIAnOsD DOIs.

THIS In our day win.
vIoroRr today will place rs In the
lead.
SMITH will be 10 the points for the
Browns todsy.
DRIcIoR APPLETON, OF the New
Yorks, ~ bdll Ia California.
THK rain yes,e day did much toward
putting the sroub de 10 good condition.
BR1wSISo has failed to maize q hit
but four genes this year. He has
played IN extythree.
JIM 0'NulL's foyer IL still sore.
jim has hal hard luck this season,
being hurt very often.
BAsriAs Is great general utility
mas. Third base, second base or
short stoo are all one to him.
DKrlo rs big California pitcher
Burke, has gone esst with the team
and vii pit against New York.
LouIsviLLE has three protested
games on Der hands at present. Ia
this refpsct the club leads all rivals.
LATHAM ard ihs Browns's manage
ment aJe on % 4 terms again. Thii
means that the 800 fue does not 90.
MYRos :. ALLKs has recovered from
his rrcent ilins,s and Ia playing bal
in great shape for the Cleveland team
CoSsoR Ia p obably tie heavies
base siealer IA the profession. III
has stolen twenty.iour bases this sea
son.
MmwAuKES h'sa catcher who neve
COMPLAINS # q, eTwork. OF the thirty
six games played he has caught i
thirty.
PRnIpEsr NIHIcx, OF the ALE
eheny,, IN in Philadelphia. The n
port that he is alter Arthur Irwin
denied.
JAcs BovLs's wonderful work b,
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An Inflated Chureh.

XnsrA, o., July l0.-At 1885 O'Clock
s.m. yesterday the $4,000 Methodist
Episcopal Church, recently destroyed
by cyclone, q, Jamsst ,wn, this conn
ty, was struck by lish ming, and Is
doomed 70 total destruction. Other
bulldogs cannot be saved, a. the fire
department l. piwefless TO arrest the
cop uaVraiinp
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Downed by aeavy sIusging.

ESPECIAL TO fHk APP.AL.l
CoRIsTH, Mss, July l0.-There was
a very interesting game OF base ball
played between the Corinths and the
Bluff Citye, Of Memphis, today, and
was witnessed by about four or five
hundred people. But rain nteriered
in the third ioning and lasted about
half On hour. Tue Buff City boys
did not have a. easy time as they ex.
pected, Tie cams was we'll played
from the start. Toe Corinth Cub
commenced by leadiog of with three
scores in first inning, and having the
run on the Bluff City boys they were
enabled 10 cope with them. The fes-
ture OF the game WAS Sherrod's heavy
slugyng and fle case running.
shelrod was at the bat
four times, making one single, two
doubles a iiple. L. WassoD, OF the
Buff City team, made an excellent
throw ~ third from center field, which
saved anot or score FIR Sherrod. Sber.
rod nelded finely AID played in foe
shape. Taylor and Wheeler were the
battery for Coriuth and did very supe-
rior work Tor amateurs, aud showed
that with practice they would prove
effective before heavy sluggers. Waugh
an and Taylor are good, but the bal,
being wet, Vaughan was at timee very
wild. TIE game WIS decided in the
seventh inning, tbsscore being seven
for the Bluff City and twelve for
Corinth, snerrcd making three scores
out OF twrive, eipg at bat four times
and not getting out sipgle time. The
Memphis boys left ON the 6 o'clock
train, having had a very delightful
time.
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ghio.sa Alarmed.

Nav YoRK, July 9.-The Chinese
physieiaos Of Mott street are becom.
ing alarmed about the increased NOR.
tally among their race. The death oil
a Chinamln few days ago 10 the
ninth that has occurred within iort
n ght. Nearly all OF them have be n
caused by quick consumption. Tue
physicians blame the light Chinse,
diet as being insufficient 10 this eli
m .te and have is,ued . bulletin advls
ing q change 10 wholesome American
food In the hope that this may lesseI
the death fsAs.
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Took kindly Co rerry's Carves.

LOUISVILLE, KIT, July l0.-The
Louisville y NIB won tedious and IN.
interesting game from the Brcoklyns
today. In tue fret inning the Louis
villes Knocked out seven rune, taking
kindly to Teuy's curves. The features
Of the game we're the batting Of
Browning. Who made home run, the
long running ons-handed catch Of q
bali good for home rum by McTsm-
many, ind Werrict's double play at
third uua0sisted. In the fifth inning
the visitors bid three men on bases,
and lit woul nave tied the score.
Errors by Brooklyn and failure TO
hit the bail ut needed periods lost
them the R,me. ScOre-Louisyille, IA
Brooklyn,
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Tn. Polite. m.n. q Home Hun.

ST. Jour., Mo-, July lo.-The st.
Louit.Bsl imore game today was
stoprsd by the police after the frat
inning, bail Paying on Sunday being
In violation Of the sunday law.
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MA And reliable Medicines are
WV tho best 10 depend upon.
hckors BLOOD Elixir has been pro.
scribcd foe years for al lmpurities of
the Blood. In every form OF ScruUr
isus, Syphilitic OF Mercuriai Dssaees
10 70 invaiuabn For khoumoktA
has no equal
A.REssssI sts prsENTs b CO.
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FOR REM OR SALE.

NO. IS MILL ST, ,CHELsKA-wnl rent
~ cottage and will sell the iurniture and
good water AMI good mel h'orhood; a rare
chance for anyone wa ting to begin house
keeping. Inquire on pre- slises, ortf
GEO OK LEIRB,
282 Front st.
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TO-DAY THEY WILL LEAD,
BARRING ACCIDENT AND WICK.
ED BLUNDERS Of TIE UMPIRE.
C0rinth Demonstrates Its Superior
ity Over q Bluff City ANA.
b, teur Nine.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
ONE PEG HIGHER.
Programme, Entries and Weights
for TOday's Washington
Park Races.

The fou,th and last game Of thi 9
series between the Memphis and New
Orleans Clubs will be played this a..
ternoon at Citizens Park. New Or
leans has won two Of the three games
played, and they have given it out
that they will win again this after
noon. The Browns are in good trim,
and II the umpire gives them q square
deal they will win. Following is the
batting order:
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STRAYRD.

vows Ono larss red and white spotted.
~ one eve out, branded II on hip. One
white, with deep rcd on bead and ears, heavy
and dark red. A liberal reward for return
or intoI nation Of same.
A. N. WOOD, sal Court II. Extended.
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DRICKs. ETC. - 10000 second has
ID bricks, as good a. new also, ssosfi
hand door frames AMI doors, windows ana
plt ~ JOHN WALSH, Ss second stre.t.
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DIANOs-Twenv good second hand y.
i tisht and square pianos must be sold ;
cheap ifor ea'h' cone q them Sod q new.
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MOwIEG MAcnIsE-aood mowIu. me-
nl chine and horse takeJ second hsnd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
ST. GAINESVILLE.
The Inhabitants Thankful for Day of
Rest-Rebuilding.

The Inhabitants Thankful for Day oi
Rest-RebuildInE.
Special telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
ST.. GAINESVILLE, O., April %, 81
1t is safe to say that the people of st.
Clairsville will welcome the coming of a
day of rest, and they have earned it, and
they need it. The traces of the wrecl;
are rapidly vanishing from our streets,
and during the week many substantial
roofs have been put on, hut many houses
are only temporarily covered, and some
of the total wrecks in this vicinity have
not as yet been touched. But every one
is tired, and the Sabbath day will be
generally observed as before the cyclone 5
terrible visitation. The Presbyterian
congregation will have temporary quar-
tiers in the School Hall, and the United
Presbyterians in the Court House, while
the NJ. T.. congregation will occupy the
basement room in their own church.
+. Troll q Sons and C. Trolls Sons, with
most cOmRendable enterprise, have re-
sumcd business at their old stands.
Mr.. II. C.Welday has returned from the
South, and has given out that so soon as
the work can be done, his block will be
rebuilt, even in better shape than before il
was Knocked down. In fact, all who are
financially able, have either made perma-
nent repairs, or will do so rs soon rs the
work can he done.
The injured ones are all doing nicely. II
was feared for a time that John Riley
would have to have his limb amputated,
but his physicians are greatly encouraged,
and feel confident he will come out all
right. Con. w. Troll, w. A. Hunt, John
T. Davis, and the others injured are i'm,
pIoving rapidly.
We would suggest that those building
and having material on the sidewalks
would set out danger lantern Mt night.
Many shins are "barked" and profanity
INDUCED in. The loss of our street lamps
is especially noticeable these dark nights,
but they are to be fixed up at once
The u. p. congregation have purchased
the Fink corner for 81, 200, and the Mari
eta street lot of w. J. Shannon, Esq,
where they will erect their new church
building. Owing to leases they will not
able to build this summer.
The Presbyterian people are casting
about for location for their new Church,
and will rebuild entire.
The Gazette issued 1000 extras of their
cyclone edition and the demand for them
was even above the supply. After their
sudden move it showed considerable ener-
gy TO issue paper on time.
F. L. Rice, former resident, came in
yesterday on o visit.
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"CIVITAS.''

Mr.. WALTER L. CAMPBELL sends out
through the publishers, Messrs. G.. p.
PUTNAM's Sons, OfNew York, a Romance
of the Nations Life" called ''Civitas,"
consisting Of q little volume of 13l pages
in verse. There is not much poetry in the
pages, but there is good deal of truth and
philosophy.
Young Civitas is our nation, and after
he had
DcfCd king struck terror to q throne
From England crown the richest jewel snatched,
like the youthful Hercules of olden time,
who was wOOed by two women, Yirtueand
Vice, he is tempted by Anarchia, Mon
archia and DemOcrates. But Civitas will
hear none of them, and in his period OF
uncertainty and doubt
Now in the gloom the weiIdeSt phantomS dance
And eibbcr Of despair and hopeless chance,
AnarChia returns with threatening lecr,
Gloats on the scene. and mocking gives her jeer
MOnarchia fantastic, hideOuS comes,
And in derision her menace huns:
start as thou wilt the end will be the same,
A monarch rules or anarchy's thy shame
DemOcrateS, demon dcspot, scowls
And seems some goblin, ss he savage growls:
"if on some compromise thou build'St thy state,
It's doomed before thou csnSt its foundation
date"
But at this moment Liberals appears on
the scene, wins the heart of Ciyitas and
'wreathes his brow with valor's deathless
llOwers,r and tells him that
81 long rs Time his steady march doth keep
And years do into endless ages creep,
50 long as oceans roll and rivers run,
And earth in vaSsalage attends the sun,
so long, fond Civitas, thy power shall stand
So long shall freedom light thy noble land.
But Ciyitas breaks his marriage vows,
tlirts with Anarchia and bargains with
PlutOcrat and
Offices are bought and laws are sold
And public virtue has It's price In gold,
When churches point their golden spires to
heaven
And in the pulpit praise to mammOn's given.
And rich and poor each ut the other ieer
The rich with pride, the poor with envy blind.
After a terrible struggle Civitas is res
cued by Liberals from his impending fate.
What then transpired no one who saw could
tell
The savage roar OF myriad demons yell
The waving hand-lhe mohs diSorlered dash
The darkeued sky, the shuddering earth, the
flash
The sweep Of rushing fcet-the groan-the pain
This only's sure: proud PlutOcrat was slain,
And Anarchia is eXiled, cursed to stalk
the earth embodied impotence"
There is not so much PrOmethean fire in
the above lines, that persons will mistake
them for the efforts of FssCHYLUs, or such
beauty of imagery and rythm as to he
mistaken for the lines of SAPPHO. But
there is enough philosophy in them for the
reader to learn lesson as to his duty in
the struggles through which his country is
passing.